Learn how to harness your powers of persuasion in Influence Is Your Superpower by @zoebchance
See the book, along with podcast interviews and presentations by the author, here.
https://t.co/AnfljyznpN,
This is not the best way to attract more international students to your institution.
York University instructor under fire for email exchange with student based in Myanmar https://t.co/UXGEo9Cm87
How about a Harvard campus in Hyderabad? Oxford in Kolkota? @tylercowen on the Indian government's inspiring plan to attract the world's top universities https://t.co/JU4T5KQMwP
So to summarize - The Trump Administration has rescinded the 7/6 F-1 students directive. Schools can go online if they want. No new I-20s needed. F-1 visas should be proceeding. Congratulations Harvard and the Wilmer Hale team. Big big win!
Breaking: The government has agreed to rescind DHS and ICE rules barring international students attending online universities from staying in the U.S., per a hearing this afternoon in Harvard and MIT's lawsuit against the agencies.
Total spending on education-related travel by foreigners -- which counts as a U.S. export, and includes tuition, lodging, books, etc. -- was $44 billion in 2019
JUST IN: Harvard announces all course instruction will be taught online for the 2020-21 academic year.
Undergraduate tuition of $49,653 remains the same.
ICE is telling international students on F-1 and M-1 visas that if their school is doing online-only courses they must leave the country or transfer to a place with in-person instruction—or they'll be deemed in the US illegally and subject to deportation. https://t.co/O0T8QITNKG
This is bad. ICE just told students here on student visas that if their school is going online-only this fall, the students must depart the United States and cannot remain through the fall semester. https://t.co/8DteVzexLB
While Australia’s borders remain firmly closed, but the government plans to make a notable exception: international students https://t.co/2jEoXllkx2 via @bpolitics